> Right but all that does is give me 1 cleaned row with 3 going across with a
> clear after the fieldset. I need each 3 to be 1 div
> <div class="my_class"> checkbox 1, 2, and 3 </div>
> <div class="my_class"> checkbox 4, 5, and 6 </div>
> <div class="my_class"> checkbox 7, 8, and 9 </div>
> <div class="my_class"> checkbox 10, empty, empty </div>
That's what the width is for. Set that to aprox. 1/3 the width. Or, if
the container is too wide, wrap everything in another div and set a
total width on that, then apply a width to .checkbox 1/3 of that.
> The checkbox count is not static so that's why foreach was the idea I came
> up with.
So, a good reason to just let them all float and allow the assigned
width take care of making your rows.
> I have 3 floating across now as you have yours set up but I want to separate
> / divide the rows with some graphics / lines so its not just a chunk of text
> and boxes, that's where the 3 per div / separate next 3 / separate and so on
> comes in.
Well, that's certainly more complicated.
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